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Location: Minden, Nebraska | I have a like new Shenandoah 100 acoustic guitar amp in the original factory carton. These are wonderful amps and loaded with features, especially for the money. $450 including domestic ground shipping. |
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Location: SoCal | Got one from Paul - this is a great amp and an excellent deal. Lowest I found online was $699. |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Does it have digital effects? |
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Location: SoCal | July 01, 2003
THE EAGLES ON TOUR WITH GENZ BENZ SHENANDOAH ACOUSTIC AMPS
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — Genz Benz Enclosures, Inc., is proud to announce The Eagles have just kicked off a lengthy “World Tour” with a back-line that includes three Genz Benz Shenandoah 100 acoustic amps.
The venues are large arenas and the Shenandoah 100 acoustic amps are being used with some of the band member’s Takamine acoustic guitars as well as by the group’s violinist for on stage monitoring.
Victor Rodriquez, Glenn Frey’s guitar technician stated categorically, “The Shenandoah is the best acoustic amp I’ve ever heard”.
The Eagles are currently scheduled for all U.S. dates but will be traveling the globe in the next two years.
All Genz Benz products are distributed exclusively by Kaman Music. For more information on the Genz Benz Shenandoah acoustic amps, please visit www.genzbenz.com. |
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Location: SoCal | good pictures at: http://www.elderly.com/new_instruments/items/SHEN100.htm
100 watt 2 channel acoustic combo w/12" speaker & a tweeter, Alesis DSP effects w/16 presets, separate volume & effects controls for each channel, master 3-band E.Q. with sweepable mids, XLR & 1/4" inputs, 3 seperate DI sends (Ch.1, Ch.2 & Ch. 1 & 2), master volume, phantom power, tilt-back cabinet design & speaker stand mountable. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Tony,
Thanks for all the cool support information! |
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Location: North Carolina | I have this amp as well and can concur that it is a great amp for the $. Sounds very natural with the O piezo system. Someone should really snatch this one up for $450.
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Paul, Have I got a deal for you! How about a beautiful CC65 12 string, and $100.00 cash for your Genz Benz?
Norse(always wanted to be a used car sales)man1 |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Norse, thanks for the offer but I am just not much of a trader. |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Well at least you didn't swear at me! I was half kidding, and half enjoying a little wishful thinkin anyway. Sounds like a great amp! I have a CA60 which sounds great, but is a little hollow in a larger setting. Good luck Paul, and thanks for the reply.
Norse(can't blame a guy for trying)man1 |
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Location: SoCal | Never hurts to ask... |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Rumor has it the Chapman cousins, Steve and Tim, might wanna trade a Grand Am full of Beanie-Babies! :rolleyes: |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | I'll throw in a slightly neurotic Jack Russell Terrior that howls in perfect E pitch as the kicker!
Norse(now THAT's a great deal!)man1 |
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Location: Upper Left USA | How is UPS for shipping Pets? |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Which part of the dog do you tweak for calibrating to non-standard tunings? |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Shipping is tricky, but it's nice to have a package that attacks back when UPS guys get rough!
Paul, I've found that if I step on the very tip of his tail, I get a perfect E... for down tuning, i've found the need to capo up to the base of the tail, where he usually produces a crystal clear D squelch!
Norse(I've finally found good use for my Bird of Paradise capo)man1
p.s. I'd tell you how I used to be able to tune Banjo's with him...but I had him neutered since then. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | I'm impressed that he is only slightly neurotic. |
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Location: Tucson, Arizona | Stop!
I'm howling with laughter! :D
The Veterinarian I'm married too can probably tweak all kinds of sounds out of the Jack Russell Terrier. (Ouch! That puppy's got sharp teath!!) ;) |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Grand Am...Beanie Babies...Jack Russell Terrier...
Just when I thought i had nothing to laugh at....
here you guys go again...Stop...Someone pick me and the keyboard up off the floor. :D |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Maybe we can find a Chihuahua to help Tony C. keep his new Ovation mandolin in tune. Oh, wait.... maybe that breed is used for Mariachi tunings.... |
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Location: SoCal | Our little Princess, a tabby cat, can do the job...rub behind her ear and she gives out a good E.
Used to have two, both from my daughter's moves, but took the Coon cat back to Cleveland this past Christmas - Thomas Jefferson, aka T.J. or Goo Goo, very talkative and often gave reviews of the guitar playing...harsh critic, worse than Simon. Only cat I ever knew that could say "crab cakes." |
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Location: Wisconsin | Hey Paul:
Not to get off-topic or anything, but could you tell me a little more about the amp? How old is it? Do you still have manuals? Any issues that you know of? etc, etc. I may be interested in buying it. I run a Christian camp and lead worship at our camp. We have a house PA that I plug into most of the time, but would like to have something portable as well. Also, right now I don't have any stage monitors. Could this amp be used for that purpose as well? Finally, I've recently bought a couple old Ovation hard bodies and am beginning to play those a bit but am using a pretty bad practice amp. Would your amp be good with these electrics or does it work well only with acoustic/electrics/? Thanks for your help.
By the way, I was truly inspired by all of the dog talk! I have two golden retriever puppies and a really old mixed breed that sing backup in our worship band. Dogs can be used for more than just tuning purposes! |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Rtmoose: I am emailing you independently, but here is a synopsis:
The amp is barely used, and there are no issues. A manual can easily be downloaded.
Among its other features, this amp makes a terrific stage monitor because it can function as a DI. Plug into the amp, run a line out to your sound system.
It will also serve well for guitar AND a vocal mic. There are XLR inputs.
You can play electric guitars through it, but it isn't designed for them and they won't sound as good as through an amp whose inputs are structured for magnetic pickups.
Blessings on the use of puppies. They are hard to keep in tune and on meter, and tend to very easily become howlier than thou. |
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Genz Benz Shenandoah 100 Acoustic Amp
